ArticleNature communications2025
An actuatable ionogel thermoelectric fiber with aligned mesogens-induced thermopower for four-dimensional dynamically adaptive heat harvesting.
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- Confinement-induced giant ionic thermovoltage at minimal temperature gradients via series-integrated micro-thermoelectric cells in hierarchical hydrogels.National science review · 2026Article
- Multifunctional ionic thermoelectric elastomer enhanced by Le Chatlier principle in synergistic supramolecular hydrogen bonding system.Science advances · 2026Article
- Engineering liquid crystal elastomer unlocks high thermopower for fiber-shaped ionic thermoelectric capacitors.Nature communications · 2025Article
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Abstract
Thermoelectric (TE) ionogel have emerged as promising materials for harvesting low-grade heat owing to their flexibility and giant thermopower. However, current high-performance TE ionogel requires multi-component systems, resulting in trade-offs between TE performance, mechanics, and ion leakage risk. Moreover, the humidity-dependent thermopower and two-dimensional device architectures restrict their practical applications. Here, a thermally actuated TE ionogel fiber is designed by tailoring the interactions between liquid crystal elastomer (LCE) network and ionic liquid. Fine tuning the mesogen orientation of LCE network ensures ~3-fold thermopower boost (25.8 mV K
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